From KSh 1,000 / piece
Supply only · priced per piece · excludes VAT at 16% and delivery
Minimum 1 post, in steps of 1.
Fence length in metres divided by 2.4, plus one end post.
Allow 5 to 10 per cent extra for cuts and breakages.
Indicative, excluding VAT at 16% and delivery. A formal quotation confirms both.
pieceLead time: 5 ft and 6 ft in stock; 8 ft and cranked posts in 3 to 5 working days.
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Reinforced precast fencing posts that stay straight and true and never rot. A low-maintenance perimeter solution for homes, farms, estates and institutions.
They carry chain link, barbed wire and ranch-style fencing on plot and farm boundaries.
| Section | about 100 x 100 mm |
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| Heights | 5 ft / 6 ft / 8 ft |
| Post types | Intermediate (straight) / Corner or end / Straining |
| Reinforced | Yes |
| Weight | about 45 kg for the 6 ft post. The 5 ft is about 37 kg and the 8 ft about 60 kg, calculated at the same density and not yet weighed |
| Posts per tonne | about 22 |
| Posts per lorry load | about 120 |
| Minimum order | 10 posts |
| Sold by | the post |
| Typical applications | Homes / Farms / Institutions |
| Pieces per lorry load | ~120 per lorry |
| Availability | Ex-stock (5 ft and 6 ft) |
| Lead time | 5 ft and 6 ft in stock; 8 ft and cranked posts in 3 to 5 working days. |
| Post type | Intermediate (straight), Corner or end, Straining |
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| Price | KSh 1,000 per post |
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| As recorded | KSh 1,000 – 2,300 / piece |
| VAT | Added at 16% on top of the price shown |
| Delivery | Quoted separately by load and destination |
Fence length in metres divided by 2.4, plus one end post. A 100 metre boundary takes about 42 intermediate posts plus end and corner posts.
Add a straining post at every corner and at each end of a run.
Set in concrete footings along the fence line. Available supply-only, or supply and install.
5 ft and 6 ft posts are held in stock. 8 ft and cranked posts take 3 to 5 working days. Collection from the Ngong yard or delivery by the load.
Preco’s own quantity rule works on 2.4 metre spacing: divide the fence length in metres by 2.4 and add one end post.
Concrete posts do not rot and are not attacked by termites, so they hold a fence line far longer than timber in Kenyan conditions.
